Parts Washer Manufacturers

Zhejiang Vermillion Import and Export Co., Ltd. manufactures parts washers within our hydraulic machinery and garage equipment programme, alongside the shop press range, hydraulic jack range and engine stands. Six cleaning stations make up the current range: a 3.5-gallon bench unit, 20-gallon sink and cart-mount models, a 35-gallon large-basin unit, a 40-gallon high-volume washer and a 50-litre drum-style unit.

As Parts Washer Manufacturers, we handle structural design, standardized production and OEM/ODM configuration from our factory in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, supplying distributors, workshop chains and maintenance departments across Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia, Japan and Southeast Asia. The units are built for auto repair shops, mechanical workshops, fleet maintenance departments and fabrication bays that degrease components before inspection, repair or reassembly.

What We Manufacture in the Parts Washer Range

Every model is a purpose-built cleaning station that removes oil, grease, grime and other contaminants from automotive and mechanical components. Tank capacity, basin format and mobility are the three variables that separate the models, and each one is positioned for a defined workshop situation.

The 20-gallon OY2220 is our bestseller and the most requested size for general repair work. The 35-gallon and 40-gallon stations serve higher daily volumes, while the drum-style OY2250 suits smaller workshops and mobile service operations where floor space is limited.

Application Fit Across Repair, Fleet and Fabrication Work

Parts cleaning sits between disassembly and reassembly in almost every repair workflow. The choice of station follows the size of the component, how often cleaning happens and where the operator stands while working.

• Independent garages and service bays: the 20-gallon sink unit handles bolts, brackets, gaskets and carburettors in solvent or water-based cleaning solution.
• Multi-bay workshops: the cart-mount 20-gallon model rolls to the vehicle rather than requiring parts to be carried across the floor.
• Fleet and heavy maintenance: the 40-gallon basin takes brake callipers, differential covers, engine brackets and transmission components that do not fit comfortably in smaller tanks.
• Fabrication and machine shops: the 35-gallon large-basin unit supports repeated cleaning of machined and welded parts through a shift.
• Small workshops and mobile service: the 3.5-gallon bench station and the 50-litre drum-style unit clean smaller or more delicate parts with directed fluid application.

Tank Capacity, Fluid Volume and Cleaning Throughput

Fluid volume drives cleaning effectiveness and determines how often the charge has to be replaced. A larger tank holds more cleaning fluid, which extends the effective service life of each charge and reduces solvent changes in high-throughput environments.

• The 20-gallon tank balances fluid volume against floor footprint, which is why it suits mid-sized bays.
• The 40-gallon tank holds substantially more fluid than a 20-gallon model, so technicians can process multiple components in sequence without frequent fluid changes.
• The 50-litre drum-style unit occupies less floor space than cabinet-style washers while still offering practical volume for day-to-day maintenance tasks.
• Open-basin models allow parts to be immersed and scrubbed directly; the drum-style unit is used for targeted cleaning of smaller components.

Throughput is governed by basin access and fluid condition rather than by automated handling. Where a workshop cleans components continuously through the working day, we size the station so that cleaning performance stays consistent from the first job to the last.

Construction, Materials and Fluid Compatibility

Basins are welded steel with a corrosion-resistant finish, and the steel construction resists the solvents and cleaning fluids commonly used in workshop parts washing. A pump-driven circulation system directs fluid through a flexible spout onto the work surface, so operators no longer scoop solvent by hand.

• The hinged lid retains solvent vapour and reduces evaporation loss between jobs.
• An integrated parts shelf keeps clean and dirty items separated inside the workspace.
• A splash-proof version is available where safer operation is required.
• Wheeled models can be repositioned around the workshop as the workflow changes.

Configuration, Branding and OEM/ODM Options

Configuration starts from the working point: the parts to be cleaned, the contamination, the cleaning fluid and the space available. We confirm model, finish, branding and packaging before production begins, and we support both standard orders and market-testing volumes.

• Branding: laser marking of the customer logo on the unit.
• Packaging: customized colour box, carton and user manual in English, Japanese, Spanish, French and other languages.
• Parameter optimization: our R&D team adjusts pressure, size, appearance and operation structure to suit local industry standards and usage habits in Europe, America and Southeast Asia.
• Exclusive development: prototype design, sample production, mass production and testing for customer-specific or patented models.
• Order flexibility: low minimum order quantities for trial orders, with pricing that improves on bulk full-container volumes.

Because the range shares basin, lid, pump and shelf architecture across capacities, a distributor can carry several sizes without stocking unrelated spare-part sets.

Quality Control, Certification and Acceptance

Our factory operates under an ISO9001 quality management system, and core hydraulic products hold CE certification for European market sales. Production runs through full-chain workshops, automated assembly lines and a professional testing laboratory.

• 100% full inspection is applied throughout production to prevent defective goods leaving the line.
• Standardized testing procedures cover the assembled unit before packing.
• Inspection records and certification documents are prepared with the shipment for import and distribution requirements.
• Confirmed quality problems are handled through replacement support and long-term after-sales technical guidance.

Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance

Bench models are placed at working height, while floor and cart models are positioned in a dedicated cleaning area with room for the lid to open fully. Commissioning is straightforward: fill to the marked level, check pump circulation and spout direction, and confirm the lid closes correctly before the first job.

• Keep the lid closed between jobs to limit vapour loss and evaporation.
• Replace the cleaning fluid on a schedule matched to workload and contamination level.
• Wipe the basin, shelf and spout as part of routine workshop housekeeping.
• Operation video tutorials and technical guidance are provided for workshop teams.
• Lifelong low-cost spare parts supply keeps maintenance cost predictable for distributors and end users.

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

Our proposal is based on the working point, the material and the production target. The following project inputs let us match capacity, format and packaging to the application rather than quoting a generic model.

• Component profile: largest and smallest parts to be cleaned, typical geometry and weight.
• Contamination: oil, grease, grime, carbon or mixed workshop soils.
• Cleaning fluid: solvent or water-based solution, and any local restrictions on fluid choice.
• Throughput: parts cleaned per shift and how continuously the station is used.
• Space and layout: available floor or bench area, access for the lid and clearance for a cart-mount unit.
• Utilities: power supply available at the cleaning position and drainage arrangements for fluid changes.
• Market requirements: destination country, applicable standards and language for manuals and labels.
• Commercial scope: branding, packaging, order quantity and delivery schedule.

Send the component list, contamination type and target volume, and our engineering and sales team returns a matched model, parameter set and quotation.

Packaging, Container Loading and Documentation

Packing data is confirmed per model so that distributors can plan container loads and warehouse space before the order is placed.

Units ship from Jiaxing with access to Shanghai Port, Ningbo Port and the Hangzhou Bay Bridge, which supports stable delivery for both bulk orders and small trial batches. Cartons, manuals and labels are prepared in the agreed languages, and shipping documents are issued with the consignment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tank sizes do you offer in the parts washer range?

We build six capacities: 3.5 gallon bench, 20 gallon sink and cart-mount, 35 gallon large-basin, 40 gallon high-volume, and a 50-litre drum-style unit. The 20-gallon OY2220 is the most popular model for general repair work.

Can the washers be supplied with our own brand and packaging?

Yes. We laser mark customer logos on the units and produce customized colour boxes, cartons and multi-language manuals. Structural and parameter adjustments can also be made for the standards and working habits of your market.

Which cleaning fluids are suitable?

The welded steel basins with corrosion-resistant finish are used with solvent or water-based cleaning solutions. We confirm the fluid type and the corresponding pump and seal configuration when the model is specified.

How many units fit in a 20 ft container?

Loading is 205 pieces for the OY2220, 140 pieces for the OY2240 and 200 pieces for the OY2250. Exact quantities depend on the final packaging configuration agreed for the order.

What certifications and quality controls apply to these machines?

Our factory is certified under the ISO9001 quality management system, and core hydraulic products carry CE certification. Production is subject to 100% full inspection, and units are tested on standardized procedures before packing.